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New Hampshire Community General Manager Andrea Tomlinson said fishermen are doing what they can safely in a low-demand market.

#SeeAPlateFillAPlate, a campaign in partnership with Feeding America, is an effort to meet surging demand from families who can't afford to eat.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says more than 1 million people with disabilities are the most vulnerable in coronavirus pandemic.

The move to a virtual draft has not come easily.

Here is how Publix is providing hunger relief and minimizing food waste during the coronavirus.

Oregon Dairy Center in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, couldn't allow its milk go to waste.

One rural grocer is donating the milk processed on its farm to a local food bank, putting to use a product that dairy operators across the nation are being forced to pour down the drain after demand from bars and restaurants fizzled.

IKEA U.S. is donating $1.6 million in coronavirus supplies and 30,000 N-95 masks to people in need.

The company is committing $1 million -- in the form of $2,000 grants -- to assist independently owned diners.  

Some students are donating unworn gowns to health care workers grappling with personal protective equipment shortages.

The two-on-two match will benefit efforts to combat COVID-19.

Here is how one activewear brand plans to donate a mask for every American.

Landlords nationwide are faced with economic uncertainty as commercial businesses skip rent payments in April and potentially May.

Here is how one regional grocery chain is making a difference with coronavirus hunger relief.

Over 60,000 care packages fueled with over 1.6 million donations including Starbucks coffee, handwritten letters from Starbucks employees as well as notes from volunteers at Operation Gratitude. 

The pop-up provides a range of products including paper towels, toilet paper, laundry detergent, phone chargers, groceries and other food options.

The Queens, New York-based officers even footed the bill for the man's food.

They were far away from home -- young adults from Latin America, working seasonally at U.S. ski resorts. Then the coronavirus arrived, even before the snows departed.

Users 65 years and older can print postage for any USPS letter or package for domestic or international shipping free of charge.

Here is how one nonprofit startup in Virginia is helping small businesses survive the coronavirus pandemic.